Classifications

• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47B—TABLES; DESKS; OFFICE FURNITURE; CABINETS; DRAWERS; GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
  • A47B88/00—Drawers for tables, cabinets or like furniture; Guides for drawers
  • A47B88/90—Constructional details of drawers
  • A47B88/919—Accessories or additional elements for drawers, e.g. drawer lighting
• • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
  • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
  • A47B—TABLES; DESKS; OFFICE FURNITURE; CABINETS; DRAWERS; GENERAL DETAILS OF FURNITURE
  • A47B77/00—Kitchen cabinets
  • A47B77/04—Provision for particular uses of compartments or other parts ; Compartments moving up and down, revolving parts
  • A47B77/10—Provision for particular uses of compartments or other parts ; Compartments moving up and down, revolving parts with members movable outwards to a position of use, e.g. tables, ironing boards

Definitions

• the invention relates to a pull-out built-in ironing board with a rear board part (rear part) and a pivotally connected to it by a joint, hinged to the rear part into the rest position and away from the rear part into the front use position lying in one plane with the rear part Board part (front part), the rear part being pivotally supported from the lower rest position into the upper position of use by parallel guards mounted on a sliding guide of an extension.
• Such an ironing board is known from German utility model 91 11 464.
• the front ironing board part which can be folded down from the rear ironing board part into the use position, is carried by an additional support bracket and fixed by a tongue and groove connection, this support bracket being coupled to one of the parallelogram links via an articulated lever.
• a tension member is assigned to the rear ironing board part, which is positively guided in an additional sliding guide and causes a forced movement for the parallelogram handlebars and the two folded ironing board parts in the extended position, which then causes the two ironing board parts to be pivoted up with the support bracket. Only then can the upper ironing board part, which forms the front, be swung forward from the rear ironing board part in the extended position and is then locked in the tongue and groove connection with the support bracket.
• This version is relatively expensive due to the additional guide, - swivel and connecting means and requires a relatively large measurement during assembly, since the entire components must have a certain relationship to the pull-out guide and the worktop of the cabinet furniture. This is particularly important because the position of the ironing board in the position of use is only achieved by the stop of the rear part of the board on the worktop, so that an unstable position of use arises with dimensional tolerances.
• the object of the invention is to improve a pull-out built-in ironing board constructed according to the type mentioned in such a way that it can be done with a few and simple
• Construction parts with easy handling enables an inevitable movement of the ironing board parts into a safe position of use with a stable position lock and for this purpose enables extremely simple assembly with reduced construction measures.
• the pull-out built-in ironing board according to the invention which works with two mutually pivoting board parts and parallel bars arranged between the pull-out guide, is advantageously equipped with a steering support between the sliding guide and the front ironing board part, which is articulated to both parts and has a pivoting movement in a limited pivoting angle range both in Extension direction as well as back.
• pivoting the front ironing board part via the steering support automatically achieves a positive guidance for the parallelogram handlebar and the rear ironing board part, and this rear ironing board part moves upwards while maintaining the horizontal position the position of use and at the same time swivels the steering support back against the previous direction of extension in a support direction and also supports the front ironing board part in the horizontal position of use.
• the parallelogram handlebars are fixed in relation to the sliding guide by a stop and the steering support is locked in the carrying position by a lock, so that the entire lever mechanism, i.e. the parallelogram handlebars and the steering support stand on a lever joint with a total of six swivel axes and thereby hold the two ironing board parts in the safe working position, with the rear ironing board part also resting against the front edge of the worktop of the cabinet furniture.
• the steering support When the front ironing board part is swiveled into the working position, the steering support is automatically swiveled around its swivel axis on the sliding guide or on a drawer panel, thereby causing the height of the parallelogram handlebars with the rear ironing board part and also the swiveling movement of the two ironing board parts, which goes counter to the pull-out direction, into the working position , in which the steering support then assumes a flatter inclined position than the parallelogram handlebars, so that due to the special six pivot bearing point arrangements in connection with the stops and locks, the position is fixed and is achieved automatically.
• the handling of this mounting bracket board in the use and in the rest position is extremely easy to achieve with only the additional steering support. Due to this simple construction part, installation with less installation dimensions is also possible.
• FIG. 1 is a side view of a mounting bracket board in the extended position of use
• FIG. 2 shows a plan view of the built-in ironing board according to FIG. 1 with a U-shaped steering support
• FIG. 3 is a side view of the mounting bracket board in the extended and partially swung-up position of its front part
• FIG. 5 is a side view of the mounting bracket board in the inserted rest position
• Fig. 6 is a plan view of the built-in ironing board in the use position with modified steering supports.
• the built-in ironing board is installed in a pull-out drawer (1) below a worktop (2) of cabinet furniture.
• This built-in ironing board is made up of a rear board part (rear part 3) and a pivotable joint connected by a joint (5), which can be swung open to the rear part (3) into the rest position and away from the rear part (3) into the one with the rear part (3) one level use position foldable, front board part (front part 4) together.
• the rear part (3) is one of a sliding guide (6) Extract (7) mounted parallel core (8) pivoted from the lower rest position to the upper position of use.
• two parallel links (8) are arranged at a distance in the ironing board pull-out direction (A), each with an (upper) end in a pivot axis (9) on the sliding guide (6) and with it engage the other (lower) end in a swivel axis (10) on the rear part (3) and pivot the rear part (3) as a parallelogram while maintaining its horizontal position.
• a steering support (11) is articulated and pivotable with the front part (4), which, when the front part (4) is pivoted manually, provides a forced guide for the rear part ( 3) and its parallel core (8) forms and carries the front part (4) fixed in position in the ironing board position.
• the steering support (11) is designed in the form of a steering and support lever and has a length end at a distance from the rear front part joint (5) in a pivot axis (12) on the front part (4) and the other length end in a pivot axis (13 ) held on a bearing (14) of the sliding guide (6).
• the steering support (11) is blunt in one
• the parallel links (8) are limited in the ironing board use position by a stop (15) on the sliding guide (6) in the pivoting position and the steering support (11) is locked in its carrying position (16) by a lock (16) (Fig. 1) .
• At least one parallel link (8) has a web (18) which extends downward beyond its pivot axis (9) which engages on the sliding guide (6) and which, in the ironing board use position, has one on the sliding guide (6) in the pull-out direction (A) the handlebar pivot axis (9) arranged stop (15) cooperates (Fig. 1).
• the arrester (16) is formed by a hook (16) pivotably mounted on the front part (4) at a distance from the pivoting pivot axis (12) on the front part (4) and a pin (17) protruding from the steering support (11), which extends from the hook (16) the steering column support position is reached (Fig. 1).
• the steering support (11) is formed by a U-bracket (to a U-bent rod with a round cross-section), which with its U-web forms the pivot-guide-side pivot axis (13) held in the bearing (14) and with the free ends of its two U-legs as pivot axes (12) engages in both longitudinal sides of the front part (4), as clearly shown in Fig. 2.
• the steering support (11) can also be bent by two lateral, Z-type steering and support levers (11a) round cross-section, which engage with a Z-leg as a pivot axis (13) in the bearing (14) of the displacement guide (6) and with their other Z-leg as a pivot axis (12) each in one long side of the front part (4) , as shown in Fig. 6.
• the bearing (14) is formed on the sliding guide (6) by at least one bearing bush (14a) and a mounting plate (14b), the mounting plate (14b) on a cross connection (19) of the sliding guide (6) according to FIGS. 3 and 6 or is fixed to an aperture (la) according to FIGS. 1, 4 and 5.
• the mounting plate (14b) of the bearing (14) or also the cross member (19) of the sliding guide (6) forms with its or its upper edge a swivel limiting stop (19a) for the steering support (11) in the pull-out direction (A).
• the hinge (5) or hinge is e.g. formed by two side tabs and two articulated axes attached to the rear and front part (3, 4).
• the rear and front part (3, 4) is formed as a carrier part from a so-called stretch plate or perforated plate and a bracket support or a bracket cover.
• the bracket installation board In the rest position of the bracket installation board, its front and rear parts (3, 4) are folded one above the other and lowered in the drawer (1), as shown in FIG. 5. Above the ironing board, the drawer (1) still has enough space to accommodate various ironing utensils.
• the drawer (1) is pulled out in the direction of the arrow (A) and then the front part (4) is grasped at its end facing away from the joint (5) and in the drawer (1) at the back and around the joint (5) up in Arrow direction (B) swiveled up.
• the steering support (11) also pivots with it until it abuts the pivot limiting stop (19a) in FIG. 3 and forms an abutment.
• the front part (4) is pivoted further in the direction of the arrow (B), as a result of which the steering support (11) now pivots the rear part (3) with its two parallel links (8) against the front part pivoting direction (B) in the direction of the arrow (C).
• the steering support (11) swivels in the direction of the arrow (C) and the front part (4), which is swiveled further in the direction of the arrow (B) into the horizontal plane, pushes back with the articulated rear part (3) against the extension direction (A) on a short stroke to the extent that the parallel link (8) is limited in its pivoting movement by the stop (18, 15).
• the rear part (3) lies with its rear edge facing away from the joint (5) against the front edge of the worktop (2) and the entire ironing board is fixed in a stable position of use by the locked parallel links (8) and the fixed steering support (11).
• the lock (16) can also be formed by a latching part, bolt or the like.
• the steering support (11) is designed in the form of a steering and support lever and with a length end at a distance from the rear front joint (5) in a pivot axis (12) on the front part

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